Wizards lose another close one

Bobcats 94, Wizards 92 How would you view the Wizards if Antawn Jamison's last-second, underhand scoop shot had dropped in Charlotte on Tuesday night? If Caron Butler's hijacked final play against Dallas had ended with him making that shot over Shawn Marion? If Gilbert Arenas had made those two free throws in overtime against Indiana? Or he had been able to zip around Sacramento's Tyreke Evans instead of losing his dribble? The Wizards are 6-13 in games decided by five points or fewer, but where would they be if those results were reversed? If the Wizards were 24-26 right now instead of 17-33 heading into the all-star break, would you consider them a resilient bunch that was able to withstand a season filled with tragedy and tumult? Maybe. But it doesn't matter. The fact remains that as close as the Wizards have come to having a better record, they rarely